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Subject: Re: is Ada used in James Webb Space Telescope software?
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C+8 08:37:03=EF=BC=8C<Paul Rubin> =E5=86=99=E9=81=93=EF=BC=9A
> John McCabe <jo...@mccabe.org.uk> writes:=20
> > I didn't realise there had been so many projects in Forth.

> Interesting. I hadn't heard of the MA31750 but it appears to be a 16=20
> bit processor that implements the MIL-STD-1750A instruction set(!),=20
> which I didn't know about either. Apparently it was made in the 1980s=20
> but has since been superseded by SPARC architecture cpu's.=20

MAS31750 + XGC M1750-Ada is a very wonderful combine, we use them for sever=
al large satellite, and they are working on orbit now.